New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-13

Cory, Pa, Herald An enterpris-
ing young man with = sleek tongue. g
fair face and . good suit Of clothes, is
travelling this section Of the country
selling hens eggs at So per dozen. In
every section he. works he executes e
good bond to take all the chickens
Matched from them at $3 each, if the
party buying the eggs is dissatisfied
with the breed Of fowls. He gets in
with some well known man in the To-
cality who is perfectly good, and who
becomes security on the bond to take
the chickens at So each. The secret of
the young mans success is that he boils
the eggs before selling them. Unques-
tionably chickens Matched from these
eggs would be worth IS each.
In northern Dakota, wolves are hunt-
ed BY stag hounds. Some time ago,
six hounds brought to bay double their
number of wolves, killing all but two.
It seems that in these combats the dog
has the advantage Of feetness, pluck
and strength.a A pair Of hounds can
do up a wolf in pretty short order. One
will toss the wolf IN the air and before
the astonished animal is again on the
ground he is caught at the neck and
loin and torn asunder.
After the recent FIRE at Marshfeld,
Wis, the mayor Of that place appealed
to Mayor Roche of Chicago for help. in.
quiring whether the people Of Chicago
could not offer anything in the line Of
provisions. Judging from Mayor
Roche's reply, the poor people of Chi
cago seem to have had nothing to
offer but that tenuous substance of
which their supply has always exceed
ed the demand.
/ In q secret session of Californians
held at San Francisco q week ago, a
brand.new third party was ushered into
being. Among the many things called
for in the platform are unconditional
repeal of the naturalization laws, modi-
tication of immigration laws, prohibi-
ton of alien land holding, and no inter
ference by any church with the Ameri-
can school system. A unique medley,
indeed.
| It is well-known fact that many Re-
publicans of the North would call them.
selves Democrats if they lived in the
South, while many Of the Democrats of
the South, if they lived in the North
, would be Republicans. There are no
issues between the old parties. So far
as the people are concerned, this is an
! ''era of good feeling. : BosToN HER
, AID.
The Genoese are already beginning to
make arrangements for the celebration
of the four-hundredth anniversary of
the discovery of America by Columbus.
All the states of America will be invited
to send representatives to the celebra.
ton.
9 Philadelphia celebrated the Fourth
by the bursting of balloon containing
I 100000 cubic feet of gas, seven fires,
? three murders, and proud number OF
accidents, fatal and otherwise.
The Peruvian government has invited
the republics of Central and South Anne.
! RIGA to cooperate in the formation OF
: an American sanitary congress to be
, held November 1st of this year at Lima.
P. T. Barnum celebrated his 77tt
] birthday at Bridgeport, Conn.,, with 8
: clam bake to thirty children, grand.
! children, and greatgrandchildr
r The Development which is taking
S placein the Mouse River region in
b North Dakota, this spring, is something
!. surprising to those unacquainted with
the rapidity with which the newer parts
. Of the Northwest are being brought un
it der the sway Of the pillow. The moving
il cause up there just now is traceable tc
the fact that an enormous extent of fer.
!. tile land has suddenly been brought in
to quick and easy connection with the
}. rest of the country. Last November
t the rails of the St. Paul, Minneapolis &
: Manitoba railway reached the second
crossing of the River, 2O7 miles west O
:. the Red River. Close to this point was
|. an immense area of fertile land without
e a settler except along the river timber.